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[Draft] Filter images before clustering #858
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…nickLab/antenna into feat/clustering-with-size
@Important: skips filtering by critera in tests for now
…enna into feat/clustering-with-size
I suggest we open a new branch from main and pull in several of these filters for the regular classification task (and keep clustering it's own experimental branch) Filters:
These can be first implemented in a post-processing job, which can be run on existing predictions. It will add a prediction to existing occurrences and update their determination. If the occurrence does not pass the filters, a new prediction should be added "Not identifiable". Then we can consider when & how it is run in the existing pipeline. I suggest this pattern for all post-processing steps (regional class masking, rank predictions, etc) After the post-processing implementation, look into adding these filters to the prediction service itself (the AMI Data Companion). And adjust the confidence score or reject the prediction at the source, before sending to Antenna. Do users want to see blurry & small images with low confidence, or do they want them hidden all together? (no classification & not included in response). Or return the unidentifiable image with sore of 0 and taxon "Not identifiable". |
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